What misunderstandings should we pay attention to when taking wedding photos?

Myth 1 of wedding photography: The cheaper the price, the more gifts the better!

The wedding photography market is mixed. Many small photography studios do not have their own technical team, but rely on group buying websites to display fake model samples and ultra-low prices and gifts to attract customers. Technology and service are not guaranteed, which leads to constant customer complaints.

It is suggested that newcomers should not be greedy and cheap when choosing wedding photography agencies. They should choose a formal wedding photography studio with good reputation, perfect software and hardware, and quality first.

Newcomers can freely choose internal and external shooting, shooting style and shooting team. The shooting is based on originality and individuality, and the photography team will shoot according to the new couple's ideas and preferences, truly reflecting the new couple's unique personalized wedding photos. The price is completely transparent, without any extra consumption, one-time consumption. And the price is relatively stable, unlike "fake photo studio" or photo studio, the price is different every day. On the one hand, the stable price of regular photography studio is to safeguard the value of consumers, on the other hand, it is also to provide more and better shooting services for newcomers with a benign business model.

Myth 2 of wedding photography: The more bride shapes, the better.

Newcomers who have taken wedding photos know that makeup artists make a set of shapes for the bride, ranging from half an hour to 1-2 hours. Too many shapes lead some makeup artists to just insert a headdress or change the color of lip gloss for the bride, and the effect can be imagined. And if each set of shapes are carefully built, then the shooting time will be less, and it is conceivable who will earn and lose.

Tips: The purpose of taking wedding photos is to take pictures of people, not for wedding dresses. Many sets of clothes are made by professional models. The protagonist of the model photo is the wedding dress, and the protagonist of the wedding photo is every couple! The ultimate goal is to record each suit perfectly in the camera.